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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1945)
Z * H M i V f ‘« . ( t — SP> ÄSV * ,J*U~ A4. fai .r4 ' V? iventh Year No. SÍ*-'’ Official County Paper Historical Society Labor Committee County Needs To Meeting Today Station Today Formed By 4th of With Director Buy $20,743.50 1:30 farrn- The county labor committee will « HU pal bdr ht the experiment July Picnic Group meet Saturday July 7 at 9:30 More E Bonds .¿tuffata fbr the annual field day. ¿hen a representative of the A letter ssa i to them 0? the eoun- Theodore Johnston Made vVar Food administration will be Sale's Made and j»* — A ’ * ’’ , A column o f not— July ^1945 ¡AK S k r td k o fjä fK K n X ■ . ; ' - / ■ " ■ ' ^ - . >'■■• • , M o ro . p r e g o a . F r i d a s , '; < ¿ Abort Governine re b Politic» and People ty agao that inf or ma - tion leading te' a possible change to wheat vaffatfag may be the ina- ,„portent meash^O o f the meeting. irtìeA —poetai omphaoio jX- ■** * on the Northwest h e C K A N lS M W HIl President of Association For History Preservation on hand to tell them what they a ie supposed to do. A sim ilar .meeting will be held a t Condon for Gilliam county th at afternoon. Promised Indicate That Success Yet Possible As the Seventh W ar Bond cam- far the avowed * formation of a Sherman County Questions that may have arisen RALLOOM^« I p TllrH » < • kind of Hi»toric»l « « » t y w»» started st will -be explained urp ass of »Mtaw Bodine * a »** and ceilings ta,g7t drawa into its final there What fa Intended to be and may (B A L L A S T B A Û S wheat adaplBbld to the need. tbe *nd <* U,e Pro» ram held in tha now in effect will be also explaia- ,S hope th a t Sherman c°™ ty may become a substitute for all exist ing lawn dealing with labor reia- ¡A N O -B O M B S IH par; “ T the Fourth of Ju|y- od. Members of the Sherman * * * iU -*190’000 quota of E af Urn te n d « U th« .tation and Such “ «»«nfaation had been county labor committee are: Paul bonds' 1116 hope * ba9ed on aU te- tfaae, except the railway labor act ( S E Q U E N C E < • - ' " V t e m t p i • « f c lnH »st»d in find- ^ ? Un^ * Ud_*nd “ ’" th ^ cn . tn Kaseberg, O.G. ’ Hilderbrand, ,n€nts by numeroua qtizens. <m thè Mnre of which it is modeled, eral agreement among the 76 pre fag full information on a subjec, has boon presented to the senate G. H. Wilcox, J. M. Wilson and who have come forw ard and said sent. they would make extra purchases C . ae vital to their Interest. in the forte of a b « by Senator A. B. Christianson. After a picnic dinner served on of E bonds to see th at the county Batch of New Mexico in collabor the lawn, and after the fried chic does not fail. ation wHb Senator Barton of Ohio ken and ice cream ‘ had started tl»c Sales up to ten o'clock Thurs and Senator Ball of Minnesota. The Loans contented feeling Wily Knighten, day morning were as follows: undisguised pospose of the mea aa chairman, opened.^the program. F irst National Bank $87,112.50 auro to tq proride procedures by Giles French talked on the history Wasco Post Office . 37402-60 which strikes may be averted Moro Post Office -> 1,687.60 while at the tame time assuring C sM u M l lorn program °f eoonty " d *d™ «‘t<'<1 the Tfie 1945 hunting seasons, bag Grass Valley Post Office 42,903.76 on lM 4 « O fa C ta f a n . « o r « . to * * «« ¡« ty to per- Justice to the claims of both labor Umits and other regulations a f April « • .O M .h f a h w n announced ^ tl» t « / t « hfatory. Jgy Pnce tOd fecting large and small game will INCEND IA R Y Total $169,256.25 and management. It ie a large by the atata AAA «onwaiUee. ? “ * finrt Fourth of July celebra order, hat in introducing the bill BOMB come up for consideration when This leaves $20,743.75 yet to be tion. , Senator Hatch expressed confi the Oregon State Game Comm¡3- sold, Farmers holding wheat In Elected as officers a fter many dence to the success of the law m sion holds its annual hearing for ANTI fates storage which they bare been nominations and alm ost as many ‘v° a," ,ua ga ». The county is over in its total PER SO N N EL the event of ita enactment and u nobis io datirer Jo Commodity withdrawals were: Theodore John the belief that both labor and urday morning, July 14, a t its although the state he$d- BOM B Credit because of limited transpor- ¿ton, president; E. D. McKee, vice Portland offices. ... - quarters has not yet compiled en- management would recognise ita tation and stornge facUitos may p n sid en tf Mrs Theodore vonBors jough bonds to make it. Its total is A rtist’s sketch of the balloon, with bombs, which toe fairness. are extend the leap» and »tore the tel, secretary, A. H. Barnum, trea Until the regulations are form- $231,700 while the total quota is The title of the bHl is federal la n c h ie g from their home islands against rnaftecatnl United States. wheat until A pril M . IMS. An ad- surer; Giles French, historian, ulated by the Commission there $233,000. Corporation purchases industrial relatione act, and the — r- d'.tional storage payment of 6 cent* The president named a commit is no information available as to are usually made as soon as the proposed initial procedures are « bushel fa on extended toe of five to act with the elected whether or not special doe deer m arket for them opens and little copied from the railroad act. It ................. or .......... ” "--------" *-----* this ,nore can _ officers in w riting r iti- - a - constitution cow elk tags will 1 be issued expected from that ' - "rf i f • only n —N a y«™ — - ■ - . . . . ■■ - --------------w w , ; . On extendeA'ïoane w h e it... the and by-laws for* the organisation, year. source. *nd employ«» « » » t e d In intor The hearing is open to the g e l wheat Is finally datorered to Com- Named were G. H. Root, Muiie m smf enterprtors •nlamrWfc.w state erttoneeee or Seventh Loan Biggest ast will he B arnett Cooper, Wily Knighten, ei ul p id die. “The winter of lflftl-62 yas the Pool, who was living at the Gra- modfay Credit, aa I which directly or substantially ef This is, however, largely an E fect interstate commerce, specifi w orst I haw seen in Eastern Ore ham place, where Demhutes side charged after July 1. 1946 and Go* Engstrom and T.M Rolfe. It is presumed th at the meeting made un bond drive. It is deliberately done cally excluding local business and gon. There were two freshets tin track is now, and who had married final program. of the committee will be delayed by the Treasury departm ent in smell eetahllahmente, agriculture, the fall Just one week apart. In Jan Graham, started out with John der the parity until a fte r harvest and that the order to absorb funds to prevent do m ae tfc service and government ^rst instance «bout fourteen Graham to meet the travellers. acceptance of the constitution will in ch « of snow had fallen and then inflation. Ted Gamble said when teT -te* n would M’P^y “They found tw o men a t be an event of the fall or winter. in Oregon last week th at this will to local utIBtfaa the continaoua op- storm turned to rain and awal- mouth of Spanish Hetiow «fa The county court had several be the largest drive of them all— Barit m atters as determining the A toned a pub- M the watera co n g h faw fal j but did t>elr feot partly foaan. H mj <J»kg.t,on» and plenty of bueine.« the „„„ we need the most t0 make name, the place and date of meet lie n w a tU y . not do much damage but the next that they could make their to transect before it (rot down to ¡„ onfer prove u the j , p, thgt ir.ge, the procedure as to gather- The measure would establish one had about twelve inches of through alone and did ao. Irvin the bills and regular monthly we are ,cttirt(r (,own bcca„3c Ths non-high school board m et ing histories] data, membership the legal duty of employer» and *IICW to the Dufur country and and Pool went up where Murray - _ A A con- employe« to make every reason- tnen turned to rain, accompanied Springs are and found two more Ju?e ‘7* ** T ?he grist of work. fhc European war is over. able effort to settle controversies *>y * w* rm wind th a t took nearly men who reported that they hid *”!<*»** • etton BUch other F?ltub^? ®nd tho8e with ideas -------------------- ---------------------- The plea of School district 21, Sherman county can still offer its by agreement. If tins effort fails the snow off in one night been obliged to leave m<tters as came before it. A can- tp °ui them may confer with any f or permission to hold school th?re part of that proof. Sales that are either party can invoke the ser- *n<^ »welled the waters immensely Mulkery a short dirt sari further r#^eg «oatorifd the re- officer or member of the const! tu- this fall was refused. The recent- made Saturday will count if they Harry Pinkert°n of lion committee about them. ly bought on approval gravel are relayed to state headquarters vicea of a national mediation taking every bridge that I kntw on Irwin went after him and found *,e€tion J « f h e W e . Fuller says he will start loader was turned back as unable so to reach there Monday, board of five members appointed «f in W.soo county, except one on mm, frozen to the snow so that to handle the job wanted of it. The county needs »1x men who Ten Mile and it ran over to quite he had to cut him loose to ret him V,wut“ w * waa «ocepiea as <ie na» A ,, , bv the president. fails, the mediators will propose • ^ p th but the bridge was low on up. He brought him up and he was efl .*"? Ke" neth PrW- .J Z ^ e " ^ i U * a r in 1 ‘ th ' T T The request of several voters of wi.il buy a $6000 bond, or ten who . r b t e t t e . If th l. fa r X e k a upper .¡de and the water held s„ badly f r ^ e n t h . t ^ died . few ,D hi* ® « " d d^ 1Ver wt e t f, ,h e evafnr On tne Rutledge precinct th at that will buy $3000i in bonds, or 30 who f^ tjln d ln » eommieen m»^. be «■ d»»"- ueys later at D^ehuteavlDe .n t h . G ^ r « V tex «'>d on the point where he precinct be incorporated into the will buy a $1000 bond, or GO who appointed the finding» of which, to “There were not many bridges bank of the old steamboat . »T» d ^ j , gU rt he erpects 20 bushels Grass Valley district was favored will buy a $500 bond. Surely there by the court. * arc such men. rase of public necessity, can ' be to Wasco county - at that time, lar ding. --------- ------- ----------------— per acre. given the force of an arbitration This was before Christmas day. “Oine other man came in later, Three Year Badgeteers Named award which shall be binding fcr There was about three inches of making seven to all. Irwin contin- . . . Q O /l one year but not for more than mow and it was very cold and ued to hunt for the men until it According to state law budget a \ C ^ r C S C Z l i f T CQ.TS two. The right to strike is express- continued cold until New Year’s was certain that they could not oom’m ittoes are to be named on a ly preserved, but it is assumed day when it moderated and about have survived so long. They had ^iree y**r basis. Appointed to be on the beais of railroad experience twelve inches of snow continued to b « o m . «a ttired . S.m e were m o i *>»d»«‘* ™ th* non-hi»h eehool that the need for striking will be full at intervals until late in March blind. The next spring, one was board were Harold EfcMn for the practically eliminated. end the weather «a« intensely cold feund under the cliff« near Rufus, one ^ear ^erm» D°n*hi Martin and In introducing hie bill Sene tor most of the time. I should think w h ici has since been built. It we* Charles Barnet for the two year Hatch admitted that extreme p>ar- that about three-fourth« of the rupposed that he had become torm» and Wallace May and P a r tisans of economic groups will not stock in ^yasoo county died. Men sjow-blind and fallen over tiu Kaeefeerg for the three year be satisfied; that the bill does not had their hand«, feet and nose« b.uff. One was fopnd in the sum tornas. ofler to employer oar employe any nipped by the frost and on the raer of 1862 twenty miles up th J aid to advancing purely selfish lr- road to Walla Walla, several per- Drschutes and half a mile back '/Driving Licenses tereate, and does not even insure irhed of the cold, from the river.” that the coneumer will always he Miller & Co wefe run. Are Good Until 1947 nerved; but fa does provide the njnr a ^ Age fr0Tn WaUa WaKa ways and mean«ewheieby any par- to The Dalles and stage was block- In the face of conttoWsd inquir ty to a labor controversy can be by tbe snow at Well Spring ies as to the validity of driver»* assured that his interests will be jg mile« east of Willow creek in lctnses bearing * the expiratior given careful consideration, and wliat is now Gilliam county. John date of June 30, 1945, Secretary of it does insure management and Jaggers was carry ng 36 lb» of Residents of Sherman county can lafor a public hearing and public g CkJ dust, as reported a t th at time, «uppiy enough waste paper for State Robert S. Farrell again tc re-assured Oregohians that aid in sustaining any well-ground- gave out and was afraid to 7,736 “suits of armor“ for 106mm. j. aiw ed claims. trust anyone else to carry his mon- shells, if they will buckle down r .^ l : ffWHl. ♦ * * ey._He kicked away the snow ar.d an<l save an average of 10 pounds Une * «Senate committee on agricul- put down a ‘blanket. He siat down newspapers, wrapping paper ‘‘AU drivers’ licenses bearing the tore and foreetry has been asked on thi« with his go-id between hu boxes a month. The 106’s are prefix ‘5R’ and fa«utd on or after to recommend and investigation leet and hit hips, then they threw tto big one« that have been help- June 16, 1941, are now good till of the newsprint shortage, though over him what blankets he had. tog American forceav in their ad- fhe June 30, 1947 date, by virtue of state legislative action extend- Eech of these members of the ytsrs service with the company. Fanford, Leonard T. Snider and It cannot reaeonably be hoped that They then packed the snow up rence toward Berlin andTokyo. ing th* period of validity as a war- Pacific Power Light company In the front row are Ralph Bris- G. L. Corey, district manager. The action cep be taken to time to around I him and over him. They remedy1 the distressing situation would all have frozen if they had 1 5’*** y**r •^mer^can* tered IQS time measure,” Farrell explained, oiganization serving the Wasco- bine, Stanley Heckman, Harold picture was taken as PT.AL. era- dirtrict Milby, and Robert Doane; back ployes paper per capita, M<ytorbtjs nogtóng the expira- Sherman-Gilliam county him. They went P°un . » . of newspaper publishers. Senator stayed there with — « w i ■*«■■■. «om __ nownvus nu^ivun «•■» ---- * ■ ■ - ■ - here observed the 35th an- BvtUr of N A rofc», author of the "« to Willow creek and came back ¡T , .a ‘ 3 8 .c0"U iW " non data. June SO, 1M6, sad not t e more than 20 yearaeaperiencj low , George T. B r a « , P.P.&L. nlversary of the founding of the icaofation, intimated that the shor- the next day to find him froaer each for the 106 ' ha-.,n, heard of Ihe farfaWuraa hl., the electric industry. Collect- vice-president and general manag- company. Frank M. Jahn, Charles ________________ M. tag« in p<ri “ <toe to the enor- stiff. For ehch ammunition container action in extending the period *ve®y» they represent ..total of 220 er,_________________________ _______________ _ mens use of pafier by the govern- “Stage passengers and other tra or ‘toaper suit of armor” used to another two years, have thought Members o f the Pacific Power A compared the present integrated hovr, 35 years of electrical pro- ment which! he said, had increaseJ vellers to the number of 16 had protect the sheila from salt Water, They should renew their licenses. Light company organization met. Pacific Power & Light company gress here by the company have from 124,50b tons in 1941 to 1,- collected at Tom Scott’s on the dents, nicks and corrosive dirt, ap- Farrell emphasised the point that jn Dalles Tuesday with George ayetem, with its 4600 miles •>/ brought rates so low that Pacific 054,612 tons in 1944. It is contend- John Day river a-nd decided to go proximately three pounds of waste no action on the part of the motor- Bragg, vice-president and gen electric lines, to the 388 miles of Power & Light company now re ed that war requirements do not on at any risk. Scott warned them paper are required, according to fat fa noceteary now that the leg- era] manager, and Charles M. San- poles and wire with which the com- ceives an average price of only justify such extravagant use of that it waa dangerous to attempt W. J. Wardell, vice president of triature extended the period of f Oid, assistant general manager, pany began business in 1910. 1.86 cents per kilowatt-hour for paper and that enormous quanti- he passage to Deechutes, twenty- the American Can Company, which the license validity. to observe the 35th anniversary of An early accomplishment was reridential «electric service, Bragg tie* are wasted to the publication five mile« distant but they start- is manufacturing roillions of the ■ — • ——- the founding of the company and supplying 24-hour-aday electric ser- pointed out. Electric rates hero of propaganda by the several ag- ed and only one of thhm got containers, ammunition oOntainer w lrw ghvpT’TV n r « n > * honor its veteran employes. vice, Bragg recalled. Prior to the are now 46 per cent below the av- enries of the federal government, through without being to some board, one of the principal mat* ** K rU TY Corey, district manage:, oiganization of the company, many ciage for the nation. Editors have even complained that part bitten by the frost. This fel criafa used in making the “suits Mrs Charlea Bothwell fa now the Ralph P- Brisbin«, local manager town« had to rely on tiny, isolated Where in 1910, electric service they desk» are littered daily with loa was a youth of 18, thinly clad of armor” is cade from mixed pa- deputy sheriff having began work at Moro, and Frank M. Jahn, line plants that could provide electri- rarely extended beyond larger there relbqres for the publication but who did not drink any whiskey .per and old corrugated boxes, Mr. m that office Monday. She is a dau- superintendent, have each had city only from dusk until mid- towns, the company’s lines today , of which they have no space end >g . the others did. On his arrival at Wardell said. Another material ghter of Judge J. M. Wilson and more than 25 years of service with right. serve the agricultural territory oF the matter in which fa of no public Graham’s just east of Deechutes, used is called “tube and can stock” has been Hvfa^F^at Kent sine« tha the company. Where electricity from »mall, 21 Oregon and Washington coun- interest or importance. ht reported the number that had which is made from all types of departure of her husband for the 4 Reviewing the progress of elec- inefficient systems once sold for ties and supply electricity to more lefl Scott’s the day before. Chard»« wtste paper. trie service to this area, Bragg a? high as 25 cents a kilowatt- than 13,000 farms. (Continuad on Page two) army. «< «f Mr/-UAuZfd J W h~t »*■>«»« *• -COTlZirM '*"“*• » - » ■ - » . « . pawn» J Fans Stance Hunting Season Rules To Be Made Openly tl Or t .1 1944 Story o f Freezing Trip In 1862 / o/rf 7/1 rlOneeT 8 WTititiff County Court Rules On Petitions “ Nw-H^k ( m N Appte FreBey mMMTWriirit fa W OTR. 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